The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-07

e IA girl ana weighs II pounds.
p. Q. Bend and others bought L
!, lOS on Eighth street Monday Il
I $3.50.
A new sidewalk, on the new grad
line, IL being built in front Of th
: Schwartz and Berg properties, Iro
7 avenue.
We are sorry to hear that th
Fourth Regiment Band lost abOu
, go on their Louie Lord entertain
ment last week.
Bartlett & Jenkins and the groee
adjoining have removed their re
spective stOcks-tO make way for th
new building Of ROthsekild Bros.
People are preparing for a ser!
rich treat, the ''Chimes Of Nor
mandy" II will be one Of the fines
entertainments ever given in Salina
Since the disappearance OF th'
ugly wooden awnings on Santa Fl
and Iron avenues, the business mel
have been putting up canvas avn
ings-
Messrs. shute 4 Haskell, we'll
known market men Of former days
have re-opened at the old stand mex
door north Of Jones Bros. clothing
store.
The male eherubs q fishing go
Although pretty early in the season
some Of them have really brought
back fish. II Il surprising TO relate,
but Il IL true.
Mr.. Seitz l. repairing the Radelif
building inside, preparatOrytO its Oe-
eupaney by Mltehler & Pfifer, the
boot and shoe men. A plate glass
front will be put In.
Abilene and Salinas best musical
talent win join the social class in the
concert to be given under the diree-
tiOn Of Prof. Cravens, at the Baptist
church Friday night.
The Normal boys were busy Mon
terdsy afternoon planting trees In
the college campus, which IN years
to come will stand a. monuments to
their industry and enterprise.
The funeral Of the late Z. r. VIII
son took place at the NJ. +. church
Sunday afternoon. There was
quite large gathering. The funeral
sermon was delivered by Rev. DR..
Swahlen, Of the Kansas Wesleyan
University, who also delivered the
sermon at the funeral Of the de-
eeased's daughter, Mrs. Mary F..
Wilson, some weeks ago.
The Sallna Daily JOURNAL made
its first appearance last Thurday. Its
makeup and contents reflect great
credit on Bro. Sampson. There IL
no doubt that the Daily JOURNAL
will be a great success Chico Id
rcrfiser.
Carrie, daughter Of $. p. and Maud
Dillon, aged one year, seven months
and twenty-three days, died Sunday
morning and was buried Monday,
the funeral occurring at the family
residence.
Now that our beautiful valley l.
becoming pretty well filed there Is a
disposition to build on the hills east
Of the city. No doubt there will ere
long be some very handsome resi-
dences in that portion Of the city.
And from those heights the residents
will look upon one Of the lOveliest
landscapes in the world.
We have received a copy OF the
first issue Of the Salina Daily Jour-
NAL. The JOURNAL Is published by
NJ. ID. Sampson, has the Associate
Press dispatches and starts out with
a fair advertising patrnnAgs- 10 the
citizens Of Salina know their true In
terests, and we presume they do,
they will give the JOURNAL that
kind Of support which will place it
at once on a safe and paying basis.-
EmpOTid Republican.
Messrs. Hamilton, Bishop and Mil
Ter had great luck in their goose hunt.
They shot three geese which fell
into the pond so far out that they
could not get them. Their expenses
were about sixteen dollars, making
their geese which they did not get,
cost them about five dollars thirty
three and a third cents apiece, not
their time. Pretty expen-
sive geese.
The SalinR Gun Club held meet
ing Monday evening and elected their
officers for the following year. VIII
lis KesleF was elected captain; w.
G.. Tuthill, secretary; Frank Miller,
treasurer. They also instructed Mr..
TheO. Very to purchase the gold
medal selected by the club, and each
member was assessed five dollars to
pay for same. The next shoot Of the |
club will be held this afternoon
as usual.
Major F.. L. Norton and lady, Of |
st. Louis, Mo-, were I'm town Satur-
day, and went to Mcpherson to visit
their son Ad. A. They will remain
In this vicinity for several months.
The Major and Mrs. Norton have the
Of being in good health.
The Major seemed to think that the
city had grown MePhersonward, and |
when we last saw him he was won
dering whether or not the Kansas
Wesleyan might not be the new cap
ital building Of that aspiring city. |
Mr.. SudendOrf Immediately explain
ed to him that il would not be long
surely before Me must become a S.
lima suburb.
Mr.. John Mcdowell, Of Millroy,
Pa, who has been spending several
days looking into the Salina real es-
tate boom, leaves for his home to-
night. The gentleman expresses
% much pleased with the
city, and says Of al the towns he has
visited In Kansas, that Salina leads
them all and has the biggest /
"bOOm." Mr.. Mcdowell has made /
many friends here during his short |
stay, who regret TO see him leave
for he Is indeeda royal good fell
low" We trust he will come back /
soon and take up his permanent |
abode In Salina.
DR.. J. f. Miller, Of Pennsylvania,
has purchased F. NJ. HamiltOn's 400
acre farm at Bavaria. Considera-